Rue Morgue issued two albums, Soul Museum (1993) and Freak Nation (1995), before Lindsay and Rumincik revived Vicious Circle in 1995.
Before the band was formed, Alby Brovedani co-produced, with Zol Szacsuri, a punk fanzine called Regression, with 11 issues published between 1982 and 1984.
[2] Two early tracks, "Blood Race" and "Police Brutality" appeared on a Various Artists compilation album, Eat Your Head (1984) via No Master's Voice,[2] which was re-released on CD in 1997 by Au Go Go Records.
[5] The group's debut five-track extended play, Search for the Solution, appeared in early 1985 via Reactor Records, which was owned by Phil McDougall.
"[2] The Australian hardcore band toured the US for three months, supporting gigs by GBH, Agnostic Front, MDC or Attitude Adjustment.
[2] Rue Morgue were formed by Lindsay and Rumincik in 1991 as an "eclectic mix of hardcore punk, death metal and skate-core.
[2][11] They provided the track, "Romance of Death", for the Various Artists' compilation Redrum (June 1993) via the Australian branch of Roadrunner Records.